I Wanted to Be a Rebel, but Why Did I End up Becoming an Emperor?

I can't stand it anymore. There is something wrong with the protagonist's father. The court gave him an empty-headed general and asked him to fight against the alien army tomorrow. In the end, ten thousand people died and the protagonist's father himself died. The copycat village was never accurate with the protagonist's young age and a magic stick. The only thing he knew was the escaped old man and his daughter. I don't know what the author is thinking. Since there are only three people to develop a copycat, and two people want to run away, a system is given. The key is to unlock the system and retain the old man who wants to escape. What a hell start. The first task of the system is to let the protagonist go to rob, one person is an old man who wants to escape, and two people go to rob. The protagonist only has three sword skills: chop, I chop, and I chop again. The weapon was just a kitchen knife with half of it broken off. I was speechless. Is this book too funny? I endured all this, and after completing the mission, I only drafted an elite young general, not even a single soldier. The city lord's palace sent 300 infantrymen and 300 heavy armors to kill them. The system announced that they had repelled the army and also wanted to subdue a martial arts master on the opposite side. I just want to ask, even the soldiers and horses are not in the way? I can't stand it anymore, so I'll throw this book away! Take your time and watch.

How can I put it this way? This novel is not very good. It is best not to write anything funny. Also, there is something wrong with the name of your novel. What does it mean to be a rebel and become an emperor? Isn't the purpose of being a rebel just to become an emperor?